The sport is clean, with strict drug testing and severe punishment for offenders.
Another meeting chaired by Prime Minister Li Keqiang focused on the need for clean governance, strict management of public assets and combating misuse of power, including the "grey zone" of administrative examinations and approvals.
After an investment of $74 million in public and private money, the current 260-unit development opened in 2006 with a clean slate and strict new rules that have made it a safe home for a melting pot of 750 tenants.
For example, New York State's utilities, which are relatively clean because of strict state anti-pollution laws enacted in the 1980's, have done a brisk business selling credits to dirty Midwestern plants, enabling them to avoid cleaning up.
To prevent potential contamination with and subsequent amplification of non-specific DNA, strict clean lab procedures were implemented for the sample handling and experimental process steps prior to the linker-mediated whole genome amplification.
The lack of emissions has attracted power companies and automakers, which face stricter clean air rules in North America and Europe.
There is no tinsel in sight though, as all decorations must be able to be thoroughly cleaned to meet strict infection control guidelines.
Some opportunistic politicians have blamed the state's strict clean-air rules, which they say deterred construction of new power plants and shut older ones down.
The oil industry has begun a major campaign for changes in the strict clean-air standards for buses and big trucks that were ordered late last year by the Clinton administration.
The state's strict clean-fuel requirements also figure into California's unique energy profile, as does its "island" status, which isolates it from many sources of gasoline; there is, for example, no pipeline to the refinery-intensive Texas Gulf Coast.
